I have the S-Replace battery module(s) campaign twice:
1. Service campaign/recall number 55N1 from December 20, 2022 - W-Seal roof connection rear lid hinges (is known to me)
2. Service Campaign/Recall Number 9302 from 09/28/2022 - S-Replace battery module(s) (Unclear ?????)
3. Service Campaign/Recall Number 93P7 from 09/01/2022 - S-Replace battery module(s) (I am aware of this)
4. Service Campaign/Recall Number 93P7 from 04/28/2022 - S software update ID.Software 3.2 (I am aware of it)
Does anyone know what action 9302 means? So far I haven't been able to find anything in the forum.
It's my turn to do the inspection at the end of June. I'm still on software 2.4. Would you wait until the inspection, or should I make an appointment in early May?
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Service campaign 93O2:
On ID.3 and ID.4 vehicles of a limited production period there is a possibility that a pin on a measuring cable on the
battery module could come loose because of a faulty soldering process at the supplier.
In the event of a fault the message "Fault in high-voltage system" is shown in the instrument cluster and it is not possible
to activate the vehicle's drive system. It cannot be ruled out that the fault could also occur when driving.
Additionally, there is a possibility that battery cells may have been fitted in the high-voltage battery that exhibit an
increased self-discharge because of a production fault. An increased self-discharge of individual battery cells can lead to
a reduction in battery capacity and therefore a reduction in the range of the vehicle.
The affected battery modules have to be replaced.
Service campaign 93P7:
Volkswagen AG has established that on ID.3 and ID.4 vehicles of a limited production period, battery cells were fitted in
the high-voltage battery that demonstrates an increase in self-discharge due to a production fault. An increased self-discharge
of individual battery cells can lead to a reduction in battery capacity and therefore a reduction of the range of
the vehicle.
Depending on the progress of the self-discharge of a battery cell the yellow warning lamp may light up and the message
“Electronic system does not work correctly. Please go to workshop.” may be shown in the ID. screen.
The affected battery modules have to be replaced.